After This
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Originally published | September 5, 2006 |
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Authors | Alice McDermott |
Genres | Domestic Fiction |
Page count | 279 |
Publishers | Farrar, Straus and Giroux |
Subjects | Sexual revolution |
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ID | 2155040 |
About After This
After This is a 2006 novel by award-winning American author Alice McDermott. The novel follows a working-class American family who reside on Long Island, New York and their four children, who are enduring their own experiences during the times of the sexual revolution.
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Brianna Ghey: Murder-accused teens 'had preoccupation with torture'
By Lauren Hirst & PA MediaBBC News
Two teenagers accused of murdering Brianna Ghey showed a " preoccupation" with " violence, torture and death" a court has heard.
The Body of Brianna, 16, who was transgender, was discovered by dog walkers in a park in Culcheth, Cheshire, on 11 February.
Manchester Crown Court heard The Schoolgirl was stabbed 28 times in a " sustained and violent assault".
The pair, who were 15 at The Time but are now 16, both deny murder.
Neither accused can be named by court order because of their age and are identified only as girl X, from Warrington, and boy Y, from Leigh, Greater Manchester .
Opening The Trial , Deanna Heer KC, prosecuting, said messages recovered from the phones of girl X and boy Y showed a " preoccupation" with " violence, torture and death" and recorded them discussing how they wanted to kill people they knew.
She Said : " If that was not an unusual way for two teenagers to speak to one another, the messages demonstrate also how, over time, they encouraged one another to think about how they would actually carry out a killing, and the messages show how they planned together to kill Brianna in just The Way that she was in fact killed. "
In November 2022, they discussed killing a child referred to as boy M, The Court heard.
In one message, girl X said: " If I do end up Killing Boy M, I have a really sharp blade, the same one that Sweeney Todd uses.
" If we kill boy M can I keep some things, a couple of teeth and an eye. "
Ms Heer said in early December, girl X sent boy Y a video which was apparently an advert for an underground site for people who like rape, snuff, torture and murder, Ms Heer told The Court .
Girl X told boy Y: " I love watching torture vids. Real Ones on The Dark web, " The Jury heard.
The Court heard on 1 January, boy Y sent girl X a photo of a hunting knife and told her: " Spent my money. I bought a knife. "
Ms Heer said: " It was this knife, members of The Jury , that was to be used to kill Brianna Ghey just Six Weeks After This image had been sent. "
The Trial continues.
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